In brief: Schools receive fitness grant

Arlington and Orchard Prairie elementary schools each received a $500 grant from Subway to be used to purchase fitness equipment after their Fit For Bloomsday programs were recognized as two of the best in the region.

The checks were to be presented at awards assemblies Tuesday.

“Arlington and Orchard Prairie really have outstanding Fit For Bloomsday programs,” said Don Kardong, Bloomsday race director.

Arlington and Orchard Prairie were selected to receive the grants by a panel of judges. The program was developed by Bloomsday volunteers in cooperation with physical education instructors, coaches and parents in the Spokane area.

Now in its 21st year, the program prepares kids to run or walk Bloomsday while teaching them the importance of fitness, nutrition and safety.

A record 85 Inland Northwest schools representing nearly 6,000 students participated this year.

Logan

$25 dump passes available

The Logan Neighborhood will distribute 100 $25 dump passes to residents of the neighborhood 8:30-9:30 a.m. Saturday at Fourth Memorial Church, 2000 N. Standard.

Anyone interested in picking up a pass must show proof of residence with photo identification and an Avista bill that matches the address on the identification.

The boundaries of the Logan neighborhood are the Spokane River, north to Euclid; Division, east to Napa/Crestline on Illinois.

For more information, call the Logan Neighborhood message line at 487-8080.

DARTFORD

Camp Dart-Lo to get an upgrade

Spokane Windermere real-estate agents will donate their time to give Camp Dart-Lo an upgrade.

As part of the 24th annual Windermere Community Service Day Project, more than 300 agents will build five structures and picnic tables, replace signs, paint buildings, clean and more 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday.

Camp Dart-Lo, 14000 N. Dartford Drive, is a day camp that serves Camp Fire USA and the Spokane area.